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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 5, Ch. 16]
Bharata dynasty;  dhārayanti —possess;  deva-udyānāni —celestial gardens;  ca —also;  bhavanti —there are;  catvāri —four;  nandanam —of the Nandana garden;  caitra-ratham —Caitraratha garden;  vaibhrājakam —Vaibhrājaka garden;  sarvataḥ-bhadram —Sarvatobhadra garden;  iti —thus.
TRANSLATION
O Mahārāja Parikṣīt, best of the Bharata dynasty, between these four mountains are four huge lakes. The water of the first tastes just like milk; the water of the second, like honey; and that of the third, like sugarcane juice. The fourth lake is filled with pure water. The celestial beings such as the Siddhas, Cāraṇas and Gandharvas, who are also known as demigods, enjoy the facilities of those four lakes. Consequently they have the natural perfections of mystic yoga, such as the power to become smaller than the smallest or greater than the greatest. There are also four celestial gardens named Nandana, Caitraratha, Vaibhrājaka and Sarvatobhadra.
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येष्वमर परिवृदाः सह सुरललनाललामयूथपतय उपदेवगणैरुपगीयमानमहिमानः किल विहरन्ति ॥ १५ ॥
yeṣv amara-parivṛḍhāḥ saha sura-lalanā-lalāma-yūtha-pataya upadeva-gaṇair upagīyamāna-mahimānaḥ kila viharanti.
yeṣu —in which;  amara-parivṛḍhāḥ —the best of the demigods;  saha —with;  sura-lalanā —of the wives of all the demigods and semi-demigods;  lalāma —of those women who are like ornaments;  yūtha-patayaḥ —the husbands;  upadeva-gaṇaiḥ —by the semi-demigods (the Gandharvas);  upagīyamāna —being chanted;  manimānaḥ —whose glories;  kila —indeed;  viharanti —they enjoy sports.
TRANSLATION
The best of the demigods, along with their wives, who are like ornaments of heavenly beauty, meet together and enjoy within